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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

A bill 70 ineerpcrass The eesiaty Of
Jesuiia has caused maoh discussion IN
The Qnebeo Legislature. Il pssssd b. {
vote Of "a 10 l6.
On Tie matter Of instrumental meloS,
| IN church, the UHffsd Presbyterian ne.
| tsrs The opinion that s.it wo1ld Be lard
10 tell Whioh b he worst fnelt Of Amer.
/ lean ehnEchea-tAe mnaie that II ap0iIed
~ caEslessness or that which b ruined
b artistic pEeisnsa."
Tue nacai year Of he Oonereznsionnl
Onion, uhiea closed April 30lh. wns, "a
he whole, the bes1 gear re Union haa
over had. ita receipts were eI0,k29 81,
az aaAinGt go, 26S.49 che year rrsyIous.
The lis bufidinas uhich Tie Union hes
AIDED IN erecting this year ara only
about half The number urgently called
fer.
The Kpissssal Missionary iurisais.
aion Of oolotkao hes ban sreeied
into IN independent diocese, and lie
Missionary Biskop, Dr.. gpalding. BE-
comes Bishop. In the diocese cnnven-
ton there was q bot debate ovse the
Qasalioa Wh4lhsE she new see should BE-
called The Diocese Of Denyse OF the
Diocese Of Colorado. The latter nGuae
vas finally Adopted.
"a 1852 thsze weRe bat 10oOo Csfho-
lies. white and Indian. In upper and
Lover California. For tkess there
we're 81 ehufehe1, s. priests, q seminary
and Q fss schools. fhare are ROY no
900 oatsolles With - priests, III
en1Fehess $50 ehApsbs and stations, Q
colleges, 5 neaoemtta. Is asylums an1
49, - L. - -
ereaeinR number cf pAroehiai aehools
California has Tires Episcopal sses
within her boR&eEa
ne rsountly heEd General Synod a
The Lnthersa Chnruh considered the
deeiarAtioa % F1gard 10 eEEanla unity
Haaa lA1 0s1obsK b. tbs Epfnsousi
H01se q BiaAopa, and formally declared
that e present snoh Q unity . ~neifhrf
desirable nsF psaeaicahie." Ths South
err PfeshytsFian Coarsh, on ths sthsF
han4, Nj1ioea IN TIE action nf TIE Epis-
eopas BHhapA "Bat,n n nya go the
Commislioa on ohristian UniiT daes
noe make its Fepora until she Gsneral
Conventiou OF 1859, TIE pFusant 0ensrai
ASSEMBLY eonasnts itns1f With ahis *.
preston q CAristiaa aympnihy, ana
poa1pones further aeiioa antii ~ a.
apmbty % iSs6~
Spsakine q he vanl Of inisrsss IL
he evening eaEviee In Psutnsaaut
churches. the Eew York 0bssrusr nnya:
Remain OAtholio ehgrches ars thrnnred
several tines dag, and tha eonaseaa-
lioas q diderent times are totally ar.
fsEeHG Thoaaa1ds Of damenslns rise
sAEly, - 70 ehuFsA before bPsakfasI,
ana then dsVses tAe resa Of lhs Cav .
pls4suFe % 10 v1Eh. Prelestnna pasSors
I4ooE and pray fcR eneA 81 inaaFas1 IN
felig1oae wofshiD tAa1 thekr peopls wisl
4ae1d beth he services AZ tka Sab
bath Iheir IDEAL b seldom realized a
snr iarRes towDa. To tie va majority
e fAithfnl pastors the aaeond asTsiea 3
ne moaa 6iseoaFazfne feature e TIER
pah1ts ministry. In he oass 81 Isrns
anmoefs ct them, tain Il ths anly pains
IL al their regular Uork where their
A>pea8 - Be ufsariy insaM
siezf ane unsppFsclstsd.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

Water eraft Of al kinds. from Ne
fFAil shallnp Which carried Cesar and
his fortunes Y ne pondsroas isun eiads
wAich bcmbarded Alsxandriz, have
played 81 Important part h hiEsosy.
In AmeFioan history. - IN that % other
nasisna, beats and vessels have ofisn
hesn usea fer Ne aceompiishnana Of
sreaa ends. Il vas b . boal that
Washinxson oFossed ths Delaware %
that ssoEmy winter niRht When be
stFncA = dsspaiFine hlov foF The pensss-
sion 81 Nsw Jersey. Ths achEsvsmanla
sf ear navy. vhssh b simply . sollss.
ton Of bosts snall ana great. an the
hEiehtsst paesso % ear soantry's history.
and he names Of ihoss Who tFoa the
eashs Il oar eallant vessela. from John
eanl Janen % FAFraRai. sFs familiar Do
al uhe aaniFs brave dseaA
To the lenx tisi Of historic
AmeeisAn vssssls. ths Bon HO@ms
Richard. --whisA. b. the wsy. vns @crs
Froaeh tkAn AmsFioan.-eks CAssa-
psaAs. TIE coossisntion. NE MeaitoE,
ne Hartford and . ssors q eshsEs Of
scarcely lsss renewu, wasf nau Be aaded
anolkss. n alassi ausmped n cd
tine MeaissEFsnsan eFAfl 10 carry
Cesar and bis toEsanea. has . littls
Amarican steamer has pioaghed mszrily
ihFoaRh ~ waasr4 81 Pawsa souna.
uAilkina inso hass and inlstA aseznd-
Ine suift Eivsrs, glunataR shFsaah nar-
Fsw passss. tFin. heAt and airy. tAsaeh
a hara Gwln Hicks and Ais foFianoa
saFssyot GsesEal Bruekinrtdes ana he
fsFsunsa end 0ssarnsF ssmpaa ana hin
fsrinnss What are foFsunsa TO n
Auarieaa sisamsRf TAey can b pIlea
tnla 4 uasa ~ SIDES sss al hat eaEstins,
hai stil Il ensrsass the sseru.
TAa er1sss ~ ne vioass wsll b
tesms ~ sosa sna story lore agleE
psEss Seuna Ass Sries ~ An1 sur xians
asunaax are ssssslsa eta ths "a. Il
go dssiaR tklne fss thSss vht eara
tha fsrsa1es oftes thssoeraey ID tAsls
pseaesa - truAa thknissivsa avoa ne
wasrs Il Ragss Ssas1 vita pasAlEe b.
tuesn tAem ard waasEy grave bat ths
vtsast. Rvas : dssd Zee heroes. aad
rsxht seesy did tAs sssamss eess re-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24


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% nsnx The mnEk e. - boAzl.
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nslamhiinz AMID tks poliiioAt eoNE1.-
tions uf shs dag TO savs Der Gers holy
dayB from dsaseEatis1s Nhsl1xI
eume 70 Ake euneinsiun that tha bailRion
q love taught - ChEiss nssdg ne arm
i el TIE State 90 aupporl u, / VII -.
nnunes Il. Whene8sx ] hesigEs tha1 fh1
Bzptis1 ChuRoh soVe1s secular pggsg q
mEe her holy days. I via be BaP4lsl
10 mare. Is b . oeclAFsll1n Of wesk-
ness On ouT part 10 60 s0E BacA laGisl1-
ten. Isee thas SOME Of eur eieFgymez
wsns 10 ne MagaE % aak he in1nsnse
h enforGing tha Sunday law. Jusl
iuaQine Jesus A3klng Pii1ae % esmpsl
tAe people % follow hfm-or 81. Pan
and the APOSTLES askinR he Do1nifiaE
to sss b l. that TIE 6rEs day Of ~
weak be ohasf2ed e. q helg cay. lm
eRine 81. John coming from tbs Iala d
/ Pnkmes % Sc Domitian sbo1l Is, Isas
q 4 suinidal; q b ruli1i0as intcIeranoI
10 q aid yst detesiihis form. kxtrac
ftOm Q ssraos ~ Rts. Bird WaefAs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

fhe Cruvn PrlBos % Garmany g.
to1lsAs1 taoNe aro1zd hin bg The Fania-
nAtsa1 and Rood iemper VIA whisA 81
oears Dis very trying aflmenk. He
eFu1oisa. . . ira. q ~ dis % whiak
~ e nseenSArtly ksps. b9a chr "a {
Efi1iy e1mofo1a fAahloa. As - a -
peEetiesa suR tie preeen& b spenk egs 4
u . SenQ41s ~ aiwe1s 80 ) 80 E
potselain siaie a his Sl8a, nn whfeh 4 Z
uSi,&s - waeAus. ed ncs tnfra8asnfls
ausnsas rs wife And dnaeAfsrs. ~ -
tnt1staal1Nel h their sfSsntiaua. 81 -
rssszln9 ~ wes1a ~ maAns e asnInt
nitle ataMl1gs and htaRnalTrhtss Ifkn
sa9.s Esd b the Feeuses 8 aear Il -
rs49aEs q raxsis papssA-N. o. Tf---g-
bswpgraf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

r,nss ~ o. unl.r Ee1.s psstg e.
Diseases kosnaIna - - anznaa e
- ealsom1ns hsizsan Shnns - Dsm-
esanln Us neuErnss bs esunfy GIckss -
Hanilioa oountr-sas esnns1 II pAiaA
c \ nffnzsnn 90 aks Enitee
E,ssna ris vfn szfus1 - fsser y
rarpsz - D1u.lir ssnas sz1rt.
Is nazsens1s b nacs GNls ~ -
lIh1 staf y ntt1k w1skinesos Tern
soly mus anxzse6 b - Damosrs.a laai
Fns
A. smnnspsl assszim . Onslz-
nn.i lsn a,risR ~ H.p1tlias1 eaErtse
Ne eisy b . smaii maieEisg. ahs unlsst
Esahns pasiy ssAlsa - nez1 iAaGzsl
pals ana 10 DsmpcraAs beiuR q ru5
bn4 fAisd. e uzs hspsis@ IS -
Dsnnnarsts - nlaezt - slass eguEi1
lIeksi nn4E ea.A e'lsznc4 -
hsg ssubafe@ fsit 80 - form any
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

ne Usiisd stsfss nan-a -war Iro-
qness has besnms 20 roa1an thna be-
eapszln b nfrul6 b nss : naiuis. fsl
tar fhs eesois win shMks Ne mighty
saall e pisssA ThIs = I'D newA
Xhars are missy vnnsels n oar nHvy
equally pssstantlaL We eEs afsaid ~
saan - Rar rssenily oraaseS 70 Homo
inla nas b 81 sbis eiess. ank ass appEs-
hensigs MAJ tbs nsnt shes flpd afsss a.
rival "A Ne Hznau1uh lnian1s vii -.
eoIB dInn1ironniy- 10 our Ehlp.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24


H,nnrlsns ssnsnesa lksn1h uknal
"A us1n mnns nnlR 3 Mnaea stnm
nsg e. - $500 1ssnis hnzra ~
ssnes q q augsrnnent innnsh. Fasw
- snzy nnesns1 s,nas kaus fkssshs1 e
isr In flss respsnni lfsg wllsh rnsse1
1pdn Eh1sni
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nsGn oStss lsnrr eEnn1A Ia nnina en-
aznsM - ~ ntf1s nHssnsr $3.50
nnerrlly smng nna slnas. nusun unuaza
: nsus spsek nsnSz ! wnsss e un1urnI
1hs fnnsn ssr&aess wlss nenr wiGh Ehnm
- fats e Dsms.Eaer. Is - y -
upun ne auak. nnsh Bowed asEn hg shs
p1iek1 q III snsvunssiT. esm51s,
alsh abazsswea aald nlnna haIa EnanHsv.
aktg - ~ ess. nnxisunly ssnns ~ -
hrpknn fnsxa psza wfEuh Ehsg RIfas,
hsy,na $50 g ~ 8 Denncez1 lnfki11
n ne ananrkrnnk q merxfsy ersshinx y
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canrsea nrgnna - hssNais asmG5sbn'
nn1 Is slan11sazf wsMagss w1e1h1.
nsscnafs hss - Fs1pis's party n
sssuEssy bot1lad - b fhs ezssnss q
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1hron3A ne eofk ard ass1nds % his -
llRhfs4 nosa Bssskinzi9es. steEns m
mgEahia ntiesiy tnssnass anzs4 npoE
kfs dis1lnznI1hsd sewpanions win {
iesh that b not Al g isss nnE 90 - d
ass.
II whsn n GoEsrBss apiss Dem
mat. hsssszs. TAI ths ehAEas1saisls@
q ihaas assat meg ore m1st plainll
sh0un. Ne soo8ss b IL lnxkfBx 1hak
suninn eEpled tAan rs GeTsEnsR Iifh
III valea b 3 shoua e fEiumpA, ~
slsamss = ksx6sd S1E Ne shoEs sd Il
hnnds pzspase 10 msst ~ startlsd Dem
osraf. 80, psrhap1. - ben hiding h
"a weols sVsE alnes - Fcus Of PKias'l
Amy and = etifl wondsFiuE uhsthsl
Les vii esplnsa WaahisRtam. Whas
Ne shore h rsasAs6. BseckinEidas. n
isnesf inmssnble. lsaps inso The undsE
brash. ssmpis follOss ehsniinz . sanI
Of iriunph- Hssks ID Gloss bshini
thsm bsarisg h taiignanis demiiahn
ms ionsly Dsmosraf ssehs 10 escape
Terrified, - rus thspnRh NJ paihlsu
weeds. HIS rurznefs ere asstsR thal
be. Thsy ossEtaks him. Thsg holi
him walls Be gases from ons - anoths
IN terror and uondss. Hioks unsuFk
Tie dsmifehn. ths fsasB Of the eaUtiv
vaainhs and - enss whisksy begins 4
hou from Ne dsmitohn % sAs Dsno
eEAk
Whsn Ne oaptussd Demoesst dEtnkI
all ths WHISKY be wnnls-ikas b t0ea5
uhs1 hs lies pesasfally among ~ fsEns
spsakiRR nos, hearing not and seeinI
nst-a meeting b organised. gempl
takes TIE saaiR, Brseksnridae deIiSsz
NJ Grafton and Hicks writes ihs mir
atsa For an AsuE he snshasissii
usensfnu eun11nnen. Thnn IA rnlmsfa,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

Anaa o. Mseu. ~ usanaains edAses
q taa citesnnatl FAsaisss. as tes
many ysasa sns 81 he esa kaesa ana
mans slneisas DsRcezaais parsl usxl-
ere ID Ca. sseantly Sisted n ~ inssF.
xisu 4 cclumeaa thai = ee9eanaiisn
haa been fssmed estween TIE ppns-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24
THR OuNoE OR PREyKSrIoN.

ma sasinfansion q fessinR safe from
entshine any dissass from ariakine -
taF. from impare air. from sfak PERSIA
fson Bontna1 ui4h feel etotkinx. infse
kion q oanaaeicn fram any Source, 4
eanptssa nx.S ali anxsssy aIlayed b ~
O. e uasbys ftophyinetia Elnid. A
he<fla nip1a more aaf94y, eoEnkurt and
sana1sncs than al ~ aaetoEinR h ~
wnxs8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

npoknns an1 Ws1a WalEs 80 noE
s&ktna tEsIr faEn = auzrrsisna. n
siHnisy befwsen lhs t@s plaess -
asphsn sut afsssk Z ~ ars . issssby
she fsllswtnR fnsm ihs walla Waiia
raf1s
swa aMmit ihaa 1pskaue Falls han
snege Wa1eF 80 lsm solls uet1 e1ieI-
sions anf lsgg reality abea wells Wall1i
~ mAen i eemeg e seaeAilcanl ISL
iiles ana 8axant9ass walls WailA
aialns tbs bakssy sd - rs s.Bsilo1.N
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

A ohanos like this eumss enly onee IN
. lifetime Dress 0oeds 81 y oents 9
gard; only few pieees iefk T0KEAs a
emaEAAfkN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24
NEW ADVKRTTsEMENTs.

VTSo LAwYKRs-wkxfKD A mRUATToN
u ky younG aftorne7, eArnast and enaR.
eetic. address WI. 0OODFKLL0W, seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24
JAPAN BAZAAR.

U7K HAVE JUST RECEIVED 4 LAReE
w assortment q japanese Fancy GcaAa
ChfnaWzzs, eflk Hsnakerehi1fs. EnhgolAakis9
BeEeeus. Baaoeu, Crave 6hasls, al kinds q
CaEios, Ladies' EuaarweAx, Henfsf s4irts, hne
Teas, steg, md 4 asnrEn1 tna e. uaeful ard
ornameatal artieleA Pieaae esIl and sxamine
cur gtoek q our msw store In HgPkina' Els1tfie
Light BulidInx, Frons sNae1 neattis. ie1s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

FAucExn- IA L.aka View, Pisrue
county. July gls,. J. O. PAirchfld and Mn
ME G. Mann.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

e r1IIs1s nzreem NsstzE onzs ~
WaE 1Nak ~ 6HnsA "a k1a1k ms11 a an1
t21D re f8E4t HtAE18 ~ AzE21z4ss1
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1f1n4I - ~ 1fe& e11rz11g e -
EEn1Q He4za&a ~ ksFeE - s.f1es
Nu1 "a fhnnn fagnnH - 10 balssf t1zl
rozIIi11 = eEA<et EA1n = SD
~ nnn64ina m4z1 $3.50 az ~ 1l11
nNk O. eHsF frfIzno. e. nEREr4l Ges1
l1nsraH. N ez&a g tEEN ISL, A11 ~
'Ina rak \ roe Indy 90 10 kim
nSFh kara 81 h 1rn1fz11 tR - sc e
IA nansnna n * EMzA
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-09-14
ShO uld be Punished.

Lnnis King is in receipt of letter
from "Kid Roach" dated at Little Mud
dy. August Goth, announcing shooting
scrape in that town, that day between,
Ed. Greedy (Frencny) and Joe Rine, both
well known characters of Miles City, 1t
seems Frenchy had close call, having
been fired at three times by Rinc.
Frenchy was in log shack schooling at
Rine who was in the middle of the road.
OF course Rine got the worst of it, being
hit several times. Whether either party
was killed deponent saith not.-AIiles
City Journal.
The Ed. Creely mentioned above in
1881 at Miles City, while acting as night
watchman delibertely shot and killed a
man named Chambers, and as he seens
to be engaged in practing in the same role
again, isn't it about time that he was
taken in hand by the officers of the lawi
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-09-14
Whole No. 2AI

Taylor, White, Wilson Mr.. Speaker-l2.
Noes-Aldersori, Blake. Buskett, Har.
wood, Mantle, Page, Scobey, Spaulding.
Titman-9.
On motion of Blake H. B, No. 80 the
deputy treasurer bill, and substitute were
laid upon the table by the following vote:
Ayes - Anderson, lake, lIanscom,
Hoffman, johnson, kanous, Mantla,
Marshall, Page, scobey, spaulding, Tay-
lor, Titman-l3.
Noes-Brown, Buskett, Gorham. Muth,
White, Wilson, Mr.. Speaker.
H. B, No. 50. the Fergus county bill.
passed by an unanimous vote.
The chair appointed as committee to
wait upon DR.. Mitchell in reference to
the insane asylum Messrs Page, Scobey
and Hoffman,.
FIFTEENTH DAY.
Brown asked for an indefinite leave of
absence, which was granted.
The select committee appointed to
confer with the present contractors for
the support of the territorial insane, for
."e pu'p.se Vi get''hs descrint'oh and
,n'o'e vi lioper'' anu the lowest price
''' '',o asylum n'a'e report Inc own
o'' u '"o "a'h' springs property pro-
posed to turn over the same as enumer-
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nj ftrrn nt,ttr II
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The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-09-14
Another Ally.

Close upon the heels of llelena's great
disgust at the movement forthe creation
of Cascade county by the segregation
from Lewis and Clarke, Choteau, and
Meagher counties of a portion OF their
domain. comes another rumor that will
cause even greater disquict to the people
of the village on Last Chance. 1t is
broadly hintcd that bill will be intro
,luced in the legislature, providing for
the removal of the capital to Bozcman.
We are not advised whether euch a
measure is seriously contemplated at
present or no but it is an indisputable
fact that, as a convenient place for the
| seat of government, Bozeman Possesses
many advantages over the present To-
cation and, we entertain no doubt that,
on submission to the popular vote ofthe
territory, the act OF removal would be
ratified by an overwhelming majority.
When the capital was removed from
Virginia City to Helena, the great Yell
lowstone valley had not more than
score of "shacks" between the Bozeman
divide and the Missouri river. Now, it
runs through four counties, with four
large and thriving cities, and innumer-
able villages and hamlets dot its entire
length. The representatives from some
of these counties have to travel four
hundred miles to reach the territorial
capital in its present situation, Il source
, ,f rraot axponea IN tho ,royarnmanf and
waste of time to themselves. Southern
Montana, too, wou Id be relieved by the
change. Even Beaverhead, the extreme
, S, nth eastern county, would he brought
about hundred miles nearer by its
n removal. The completion of the Boze-
man and Butte short line, would also
9 bring Silver Bow in more convenient
$ proximity to the capital than she is now
while with Deer Lodge it would make
|, but little difference. The only countie.
e that could be benefited by its retention
i at Helena are Lewis and Clarke, Missoula
:. Choteau, and lin the event ofits creation
Cascade. Of course, Helena will kick
y vigorously against the neasnre. Heav
1t en- and earth and bundles of doodle vii
!, be moved to prevent it's enactment. VIZ
h do not know, in fact, we rather doub
), that the legislature will consider tht
introduction of the bill within the scop'
T. of business contemplated in the call TO
r, an extraordinary session but the rumo
is a straw that shows which way tn
N wind is blowing. And we shall not b
le surprised to see it blow the governmer
10 archives anil appcndages within tn
blooming boundaries ofthe burg on Bozt
man creek at no distant day.-Madiso
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-09-14
M. T., WEDNESDAY, Sc
A LAS SUMMONS,
n
District of the territory of Montana, in ana
for the county of Gallatin

A LAS SUMMONS.
In the District Court of the Third Judicial
District of the territory Of Montana, In ana
for the county of Gallatin
James E. Martin, Plaintiff,
against
Isaac Greenhood, administrator estate Of Ola "a
cob Ellis, deceased. Sarah Ellis, Hyman Ellis,
and Jacab II. Nenstadter, Defendants.
Actien brought In the District Court of the
Third Judicial District of the territory, of
Montana, In and for the county Of Gallatn,
and the COMPLAINT filed in salt county oil
Gallntin, In the office of the clerk OF said Dis
The people Of the territory of Montana send
greeting to Isaac Greenhood, administrater oi
tho estate os Jacob Ellis, deceased, Sarah FL
lis, the surviving widow of said deceased,
Hyman Ellis and Jacob II. Nenstadter,
You are hereby required to appear in an
named piaintiff, in the District Court OF the
Third Judicial District of the lerrit9fS, ny S,,ol ol
tin and to answer to the complaint filed
therein, within ten days exclusive of the
suinmons-if served within this county, or If
served out OF this county, but in this district,
then within twenty days: otherwise within
taken take against you, according to the prayer Of
said complaint
The said action is brought to obtain de-
cree Of this Court for the foreclosure of GER
tain Mortgage, described in the said com, com
plant, and executed by the said Jacob Ellis
on the 2ith day of December, a. D., 1881, to
secure the payment of two certain promisory
notes, each bearing date of December 2ith,
1884, for the sum of four thousad dollars each
with interest at the rate of one and one,
squnrter per cent per month from date until
raid, upon which there is now due the sum
OF 81, ,736S3, with Interest at the rate of u per
cent per month from July 30th, 1857, S7I3.5s
attorney fee and for the cost of suit, that
the premises conveyed by said mortgage may
be sold and the proceeds applied 70 the pay
ment Of said sum of u ,7g'lSS, witF Interest as
Aforesaid, S7735S attorneys fec. and cost Of
suit, and in case such proceeds are not sui-
ficient to pay the same, then to obtain an
execution against defendant Hyman
Ellis for the balance remaining due, and
also that the said defendants and all persons
claiming by, through or under them may be
barred and foreclosed OF all right, title, claim,
leln, equity of redemption and interest IN
and to said mortgaged premises, and lorother
and further relief, as Will more fully appear
by reference to the complaint on file herein
And you nre hereby notified tnat If you fail
to appear and answer to said complaint, as
above required, the said plaintiff Will apEiy
to the Court ior the relief demanded In the
said complaint.
Given fnder my hand and seal of the Dis
fO~l trlct Court Ofthe Third Judicial Dis
! 9, trict of the territory of Montana, In
I Seai md for said county of Gallatin, this
l0~) 9Th day OF August, in the year OF our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred md eighty
se'e"' Clerk,
By r. Fl. CRAWFORD, Deputy Clerk.
CHAs.S. HARTMAN, Plaintiffs Attorney.